Follow-up Comment #5, task #6124 (project wormux):
> But I advice you to have a look at "quilt" which is a patchset
> management tool. It's not at all integrated with svn and you can
> make a hole in your foot if you are not rigorous enough but now
> I can't work without it :)
I would instead recommend git-svn and its rebase feature. Lately I have been
using it with our repo with great success. It has became my favourite svn
client.
Short intro:
Create a repo that has all of wormux's history with branches and tags:
git svn init -s svn+ssh://svn.gna.org/svn/wormux
git svn fetch
Committing changes locally (svn style):
git commit -a -m "your chagelog"
Sync-ing once more with the repo and also keep local changes fresh on top of
trunk (easier merge later):
git svn rebase
Committing to svn is left as an exercise to the user :-) since he shouldn't
commit to trunk this early anyway ;)
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